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Did the Fed Create The Housing Bubble?

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  1. From the first 7 minute video:

    FloorDaily.net: Santo Torcivia Discusses the Recent Downturn in the Housing Market
    Dec 12, 2022
    December 12, 2022—Santo Torcivia, an Economist focused on the flooring market, and Kemp Harr, Publisher of Floor Focus Magazine, discuss the recent shift within the builder sector from single family to multifamily and how that will effect demand for floor covering in 2023.

    The second 1:29 video:

    Are we in a housing market bubble? Did the Fed create it?
    Rebecca Richardson – The Mortgage Mentor
    Dec 12, 2022

    The third 18:30 video:

    Sellers Feeling The Pressure In Toronto Real Estate – Dec 7
    Team Sessa Real Estate
    Dec 13, 2022

    Toronto Real Estate Market Report for the week of Dec 1 – Dec 7, 2022.

  2. Portland firm plans big Seattle development after $26M foreclosure
    The Business Journals|20 hours ago
    A Portland company is in the early stages of planning an approximately 400-unit apartment development it acquired after a lender foreclosed on the property in Seattle’s Central District. The mid-rise development by T Property Investments (TPI) is planned for 1.

    Chetrit’s lender forecloses on Tides hotel in Miami Beach
    The Real Deal|18 hours ago
    Chetrit Group is on the hook for more than $82 million, after a judge ruled in favor of its lender’s foreclosure of the shuttered Tides South Beach

    Ohana snags Tillary Hotel from bankruptcy as it battles squatters
    The Real Deal|12 hours ago
    Ohana Real Estate snagged the Tillary Hotel in Downtown Brooklyn in an auction, almost two years after it went into bankruptcy.

    Brooklyn investor accuses developer Cheskie Weisz of fraud
    Crain’s New York|14 hours ago
    An investor is claiming that Brooklyn developer Cheskie Weisz cheated him out of $4.5 million for a Crown Heights project. Haim Kahan alleges that during the summer he invested the money with Weisz with the understanding that it would be used for a down payment on 960 Franklin Ave.

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